PHP5.2 and later comes with the json_decode function, but the format requirements for json text strings are very strict.
It is very likely that the return value obtained by using this function is NULL
The return value obtained by using the json_last_error() function is JSON_ERROR_SYNTAX (Syntax error).
You can troubleshoot in the following ways.
1. The json string must be enclosed in double quotes
$output = str_replace("'", '"', $output);
2. The json string must be utf8 encoded
$output = iconv('gbk', 'utf8', $output);
3. There can be no extra commas, such as: [1,2,]
Replace with regular expression, preg_replace('/,s*([]}])/m', '$1', $output)
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